Part
Rival empires
You might say: opponents, AI players, the other civs
The other empires on the map, controlled by the computer or by other people.
- What it does
- Make the map a contest: every choice is made against someone.
- Ask
- Do the rivals act like players with goals the player can read?
What to look for
- Rival leader portraits
- Their borders and units on the map
Parts
- AI opponent: The program that runs a rival empire's decisions about building, expanding, trading and fighting.
- Diplomacy: Talking and dealing with rivals through peace, war, trades, alliances and agreements.
Catalogue: Opponents
- Computer opponents: A single-player game can place several AI empires around the human player.
- Online multiplayer: Human rivals play over a LAN or the Internet, using traditional or simultaneous turns.
- Hotseat: Several people share one computer and take turns at it.
Sources
- 2K Games, Sid Meier's Civilization VI Manual, About Civilization VI
competing world leaders who will pursue their own agendas based on their historical traits
- 2K Games, Sid Meier's Civilization IV Manual, Multiplayer Games
Multiplayer games allow you to test your skills against real, live human opponents
Use it on your project
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